Sentence examples for specifically circulating from inspiring English sources
Specifically, circulating leukocytes tether and roll along the vessel wall by establishing transient selectin-mediated interactions with endothelial cells.
Specifically, circulating estrogen levels in postmenopausal women are positively associated with risk [ 18], and the use of therapies, such as tamoxifen, that block the binding of estrogen to the estrogen receptor at the breast decrease the risk of disease [ 19- 21].
Specifically, natural circulating cells including erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets routinely perform functions of circulation and targeting that are often desired in synthetic nanoparticles.
In their study, they developed the hemofiltration system, which can specifically capture circulating cancer cell-derived HER2-positive-EVs [74].
A magnetic rod is robotically swept through a sample containing labeled cells from peripheral blood to specifically capture circulating epithelial cells.
Six BTL systems are modelled and evaluated which are based on pressurised oxygen gasification of woody biomass, and specifically on circulating fluidised bed and entrained flow gasification systems.
Since renalase specifically metabolizes circulating catecholamines, we sought to determine whether common variation in the renalase gene is associated with inducible ischemia in persons with stable coronary artery disease.
Several investigators have specifically linked circulating IL-6 levels to the frailty syndrome [ 10- 13].
In this study, patients treated with GMA were added for comparison, as Adacolumn is the only treatment specifically targeting circulating monocytes.
Furthermore, Benjamin and colleagues have specifically addressed circulating tie-2 RNA levels measured by real-time PCR and were able to show it as a surrogate marker for vasculogenesis [ 23, 29].
Our findings provide mechanistic insights into the interaction between inflammation and neurocognitive performance, specifically implicating circulating cytokines and midbrain dopaminergic nuclei in mediating the psychomotor consequences of systemic infection.
